Got #NixOS running on a ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 (Qualcomm).
Support is far from perfect (and it's on the dev branches at the moment), but... yeah, I've already fully migrated and it's my main device now.
Image for the brave ones: https://t.co/Wa15FD7GOL
@gr_h_m A lot of things don't work, but I'm still pretty happy with it. I would wait though, because by the time the kernel support is good, there will be a wider variety of devices available.
One of the greatest benefits of using unique email aliases for each service is that you know about data breaches as soon as spammers start using them. Way faster than GDPR notifications.
Also, it's funny to read how e.g. "@MSF_Espana" tries to sell you anti-okupas alarms :D
@Masmullin1 Yes, just install the Nix package manager on any Live CD (there's no NixOS iso for X13s yet, but that's no big deal), partition drive, nixos-generate-config --root /mnt && vim /mnt/etc/nixos/configuration.nix && nixos-install, and that's generally it.
Got #NixOS GNU/Linux up and running on an arm-based ThinkPad X13s.
Support is far from perfect, but good enough to start using.
Config: https://t.co/rQ8h3mjyaL
@Masmullin1 No sound/Bluetooth/sleep yet, and it seems that ModemManager is missing the FCC unlock script for this particular model. So a bit of reverse engineering is required.
Everything else seems to work fine.